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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19

LONDON, November 15.-Froule. the his
torian. has written a letter in which resets
forth that any form OF Government which
might he conceded to the Irish people,
whether local councils or n Parliament,
will be used to increase Eugland's difficulty
in keeping Ireland attached to the King
dom, The Irish can be governed more
easily than other people in the world under
Il military or quasi-military rule. The
police are uniformly faithful and loyal.
'.Ensland never yet succeeded in governing
Ireland constitutionally and never WILL"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
Getting Worse.

BERLIN, November Is. The growth in
the Crown Princes throat is gradually
increasing. As the Prince has declared
himself opposed to the extirpation OF the
whole larynx. difficulty of breathing will
sooner or later arise and probably neces-
state tracheotomy. The Emperor reply
ing to a" address OF sympathy from the
West Prussian Synod says: The p1ous
wishes expressed by the Synod have done
good to my troubled heart. May this
heavy affection upon my house and our
fatherland soon pass away through
Gods omnipotence and grace"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19

Land Office to secure ''in the public inter
eat" an impartial hearing before the sec.
retary of the Interior On purely !egai
question affecting the administration OF the
Office with (which am charged" The
office OF Commissioner OF the General Land
Office has been one OF
INTENSE LABOR AID HIGH RESPONSIBILITY.
Having sought it at your hands l have
continued to hold it only out OF q sense OF
duty with the view u effecting some good
to the public. have endeav vored to dis
charge nv full duty in the face Of many
announcements and much calumny and
abuse from those whore interests were the
defeat of the policies pursued. II these de-
cisions foresbadow q change In the Omclai
policy on this subject, knowing well wnao
this will mean in practical application, L
could not, of course, With my sense OF duty
he an instrument to effect the change.
Having ever, as now. regarded the cOmniis-
sion hold as subject to your recall and
desiring to relieve you OF any pos
sible embarrassment, l here's 18th tender
YOU nv resignation OF the Office OF Com
missioner OF the General Land Office, and
ask it's early acceptance. In thus severlng
my connection with your administrator
l beg to assure you OF my earnest " sh that
the same wisdom, firmness and Integrity
which have thus far so eminently marked
your administration may continue to en-.
haxce you in the estimation OF your
countrymen.
Very respectfully, VIM. A. J. SPARKS.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
Po.tpoued From Sympathy.

DUBLIN, November 15.-The Lord mayor
has postponed the annuai ball OUT OF
sympathy ..or William OBr9en,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-19
An Express War Probable.

CHICAGO, November 15.-Lloyd Tevis,
President, and John J. Valentine. Vice.
President OF Wells, Fargo & Co., left for
the Pacific coast to-day, after having COM
pleted an important contract with the
AtchisoD, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company. The contract covers express
business on all of the lines operated orcon-
troled by the Santa Fe system. about
eight Thousand miles in extent, and it is
regarded rs advantageous to both parties.
Wells, Fargo & Co. will soon be installed in
this city. The new movement is considered
in many uarters as signal for a general
express war. For many years various ex-
press companies have. each by common
consent, had a certain field OF operations
not invaded by Others, but when the Balti-
more and Ohio started up it became a
guerilla war. The new move by Wells
Fargo is looked upon as q radical one, and
likely to result in a war OF rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
.I1.l.r.,.. Mnrl. 81 Ar.

The wool shops are full % splendid en-
brulderics, completed save some simple
velnlngs or "nliings In" ladies buy
thee elaborate works % art. and osienia-
tlously do the little odds AMI ends lcft ~
the skilled smbroldervrs. Then hear the
frauds discourse % the difficulties they
have overcome. I hearl giri telling ~
n tapestry she was "nlllng In"
II picked that girls face oui twice,
said she n was determined u should
have suitable expression o. sadness
'Goodby'"
what delicate siltchef" said a gentle.
man. They are almost Invisible. The
face Il beautifully done"
The dumbhsad. who knew nothing 81
embroidery beyond the cross stitch with
which she was putting n solid bani u
blue chenille about the whole performance,
exfatiaied about the sad effect upon Der
eyes ~ those wonderful stitches, when an
old fancy work sharp spoke up;
Those faces are painted upon satin;
they are not done with needle. In AL
the foreign pieces we buy now the faces
are palnici ou the thickest white satin"
silence fcll upon the party Miss Sap
phira felt very much n old AnaniAs did
when he brought home n bag ~ game.
and the old lady remarked. 1T was high
time nc shot those birds They wouldn't
have kept another day. New York sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
o,,.,.. ...l,.s w,.,., o..r.r..

From the Il, 10 the 18th % November
the great movement % The American gJp-
siss from their wandering merripsn, or
life. upon the ruai to winter quarters -
In full progress. Some begin 20 ny from
the frosty days q month earlier. Others
wait with q dogstd art u elinging 70 the
tent homes until fairly driven from them
by bowling Dccemtsr siorms Last year
was q guest with q hand near Mount
Tom. In Maine, a late NJ Thanksgiving
day. AMI until u was 80 rigorous In that
region that every time We got water from
the little stream hard By. we were con-
pslle,i 10 break the ice upon 10. Ire
aucntiy the larger bands divide Into sev-
sral smaller portions These gradually
work their way hack from extreme north
srn points "a their winter homes In cities
and towns, OF Ia where the climate 10
tolsrahle for a little longer stay In their
loved out % door existence.
Their far annual pilgrimaces are re-
markAbls. have visited gyT-y bands IN
New brunswick whose members ovrcd
property In Central Texas. beginning IN
February they Travelled leisurrly In the
f,nest ~ wagons, and with druyes ~ the
finest horses, trading. selling. dickering.
dnkksrlng telling fortunesi along. az the
ssafon advanced. fairly coming with the
spring from the south. until June found
them, like many a more arisiccraiic wan
dsrvr. along The shores of the ~. Crolh.
During September they wouh Traverse
the New England states. In October they
were acruss New York and pcnnsylvania
AMI well iuio Kentucky. and before the
Chri.imastl,lc hal come. they we're hack
az their own home Tor two months
puitsr aud PREPARATION for the next
February departure. perhaps acruss Mis-
souri AMI Iowa. away into the wltching
dlnsic- ~ the Sank River valley % Mime
sofa These annual j0urneyings often
amouni a. 1900 miles, an almost neon
prehenslhle distance when their apparent
oeaseiss. roadside tarryinrS are con-
ssies-,i -IIlgar I. wakeman's Letter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
Important
Evidence!
,rr,on,nsn M rur cfufail puatIc.
TESTIMONY OF THE PEOPLE!

Mr.. l.. n. srrrlr. az yrka. slskiyou
CO.. Cal. writing under dsie az FEB. ..
1881, ssysi-"l sent a. Chlcsgo for Dr.
n. q. flowers Brain aud Nerve Pills I;
have taken only q portion or q bottle
aud feel like rev person already. They
have worked like magic on my system.
was unable In do anything when nfst
commenced taking themi now can
work all day long"
Mr.. N. Y. Ourr. No is' shonnanl 81.
Syacusc, ~. T., In writing for Nerve
rill. and Liver sanatise. saysi-"
called on a ffieni this morning. who
wants your medicines. the said, Mrs.
QUIT. I want some 90 the medicine you
have taken, I think u has almost raised
YOU frum death. sud " certainly viii help
me- She was 80 surprised ~ see me
walk lutn her house. II u q longer dis
tance than havs walked for moro than a
year Sp one bui the good Father In
heaven kuows how ! have suffered for
two YEAR, anil how ihaukfai am for the
hencn. have received nom your
remedies. feel ihst when nrst began
o. take them. t..ok the nrsi riep toward
n cure cannot express myself any
b tier illn ~ ssy " wss like letting the
ssn shine on plant that was dying Tor
IT, rrulal rEys."
E,ery bppls 81 Dr. r. c. rlowrn's
nu.IS Avn SrHvE lrtis contains one
hundred pills. i'rlcc, ei.oo. for sale ~
nli dfussi.ts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
BARRELED UP.

A dog which hsd probably been poison.
81 ran iuio the alley In the rear OF Grand
River svruus grocery aud diet. The aro.
Ger told bis 10Y - telephone In the scsv.
snger snd have the body removed, and re-
esived . humble 'yes. air. In response
Bu, th. lad knew = uiek worth Two OF
that. The alley vas one In which an emp
" bsrrsl would pot stay On hour uulsss
ehslrsd down. snd only the night before q
barrel of sppl-- Gccii.utsily ]. n 90 The hack
door hal tsker Wigs In the dsrkps.s.
Du'ing tt sftsrp"oa 'hs body vss BEADED
% N IN. barrel, the h.rr.l stood on end
near N. door. aud tb- 10y vsnt home frel-
Ing never prick 90 eon-ei~nes. Aboat 0
O'clock In the evening Q policeman saw
two men load the barrel TITO wagon.
lie yelled % them. but they pounded the
horse iuto Esliop sof b. drew cut ~ The
race a the end 81 two blocks Ia The se
ela.ioa - som~ raburtzn barn the men
uabssdrd the bsrr.l and looked 10. Then
they looked % zach other. Then sseh
tarnsd and whispered 20 the Others
"rm ready. Kick - hard - yoa can =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
s,srarr na,,er, Motor.

I am satls1s.l that the gcnllemsn who
Invested such enormous sums % money Ia
cable railway plants will son have coca
sion % regret u. am as well satisfied a.
am that the sun will rise tomorrow
that the only logical street railway motor
"a that of electricity carried on tho cars In
storage batteries have investigated the
matter, aud pronounce ~ least two % the
motors how before the public NJ success
full Just now they are expensive. hut
the principle Il established. one OF two
years nj the most will have brought about
the improvements that will make the cleo.
trio motor the safest. surest and cheapest
of motors. Mind you. mean storage
battery motors, for anything Is 10 be pre-
ferred % the overhead wire system %
which 40 much l. said. I make the pre-
dicilon that inside % ten years the cable
system will have been abandoned, except
In instances Of very heavy grades, such az
obtain In San Francisco. n. Cum
mings In Globs-Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Not a great many New York women
knov alont the umbrella bargain shop; u
does hot advertise Itself, aud those who
are IN the secret arc too .arvwu 70 spse.n
the secret and thereby lesssn Their own
chances for tina, triumph dear 70 the 10
male heart. One woman. al least, vnoss
income Il iImits,i. makes that bargain
shop stand her In good steal, and man.
ages. by the nd ~ skillfni ssams'fe.s
who comes to her by the day, 10 dress pst'
ter than wonDen with twice her Income.
The shop itsslf IL oarriei on M about this
fashion, Down stairs Il an umbrella shop
where A little oil Hebrew dos msager
bssipess Above there are three az tour
room.. where his wife. little ODD He
brew lady. carries on the real bushes OF
shc sxtnbll.hmsnf. ln cedar elo~sts,
ranged All about the walls. are gur,eous
costume. In various stages 81 freshncss
and ruod repair, shoes. siippsrs, ionnc's'
fur.' great boxes " long gloves. under
wear. vlnaigrettss-sveryih that wo-
p,en wear. The oil Hebrew lady rets
hold ~ thc.e things In all sorts 81 way.
Many ~ them are the warirohes OF peo
ple Who have had 90 go suddenly I'M"
mourning, others are rold out each sea.
con by women who want 10 st I'd 81 All
their oil things and set something towafu
the bills for the new. AMI others, again.
perfectly fresh and unworn, have curl
ous history.
There are women ~ wealth whose hns-
hands will pay unlimited milliners' bills,
bat will not give them ready money, and
when they need the latter they simply
order home costumes, bonnsts, furs OF
gloves, the bill Tor which their husbands
will pay. aud the goods are sold 10 the Old
bargain maker for rcaiy cash, thongh far
below their original value These the
aforesaid sklllfui woman buys At bar
gain. and by the ALL % ssamsifess re-
models, refiis and makes over the dresses
for her own WEAR. She grts gloves In TIE
same way sometimes. and bonnsts, and
manages 90 drive many eood bargain
with Nine. Umbrella second rate
aetre-sc. also buy from the old woman,
ami with little rslooping and furnishing
manage 20 look very stylish and pressnt-
able In these second hand clothes Some
of the slim ones buy the gowns OF TAT
dowagers and fnd enough material 70
make two drss.s- from one. Meanwhiie
Nine Umbrella Il making q fortune
New York World
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
WHArAMITO Dor

The symptoms Of Blliousness are no.
happily bat too yell known. They dinef
IN difsrent individuals % some extent. A
hilioss man IL seldom . breakfast eater.
Too frequently. alas. he has an excellent
sppstits for LIQUIDS bot none for solids OF
. morning. Ills tongue Will hardly bear
Inspection % 10Y time, ifit IL not white
and fufrst. ~ Is rough. ~ ell events
The digestive systsm 10 wholly out OF
order aud Dlsuhss az Constipation may
be . symptom or The Two may Alternate.
There are Omen IIemouboids or even ioss
OF blood. There may b. giddiness snd
often h-sdschs and scidiiy or nstnlenes
aud snderbess In The pit ~ the stomach.
To correct AL this N no, EJECT . euse Try
Grssss Asgast Foeer. IL costs ba, tribe
and thousands sltest its sfficsey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

K NJ CA.w,u. orsud usloo Hotel.
y. Y. SAYS Ad,msob'- COACH Bsl.sm
has curst coughs And cOiis fcr ne rsptsi'
e,ily. have ossd " In nv family ntssn
year. sni a. ever, Trial We have found IL
.acc-..fnl. W. afc never without II.
rflfl bOiti. 10 csn,-. large, IS cshts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
DRUNKENNESS Oh rHs Liocog HsbIr Pos
ItIvxiy CrRtp nv ADMINISTERING
DR II4fs n GOLDEN SPECIFIC

IL can he given In = cup % cote. OF "a
without the knoslsdg. of III P-r-pn TAI
ing Is. l. sh-ol l,sly harmless snd will n
feet = p-FmsUsBt >nd speedy cur. Whistler
The patient l. = r1Oisrsle irinker or sn al.
c0hoic wreck. Tnoussnjs OF druuksrds
have o..u male t~mpsrsis men vho have
taken GDlisu sp-ciae In th,ir cor,s with
ogt th,ir knO~lsdgs. and to-day believe
they qal, driatiUg 10 th.ir own free viii
IT NEVER FAILS. TIE system once
imps,gnsisd with TIE Specific II oeeomss
sn utter impOssi1ility FOR %. lqlor sppe-
lite Ia Exist For full particulars. address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co, is5 Race 81 f.
Cincinasti, %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

u i found that tie durability Of paper
lab<ls. the name. etc. may 10 rendered
Tar more certain and reliable 10y the use q
Chinese Ink, the label, after fixing, being
sized twice with q solution Of gelatine or
COOL glue. this to be followed by two coats
Of copal varnish. Treated according 60
this method, e u proved that they viii
continue 10 Be ssrvicsabls for ysaA-Nsw
York Sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

i-KxioxA.
Composed Of 3: letters.
NJ y. .. =, 10. ala small company Of
NJ %. $. rs. IS. 81. ~s coarse OF
nv 81. IL. rs. 81. II. u is sou.,hins
nsnding.
Ny 20. 10. l. ~ 10 an undssisbls uath.
Ny 81. Z. IS. 80. Il 10 red.
Ny IS. g. 10. isis alsrgs collection OF
Ny II. .. q. 5. 80. s. means pertaining
"a the country.
ny .. 6, ~. &c. is. as . wonsp's name
Which, ..rssd tsekwsrd or forward IL ever
The same"
My -. 20, IS, 2 L. . short distance.
TIE whole IL . society thai hAs become
Known Gar and wice.
MAr DsILs WILSON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
RULES

for th- CO. % IN ..cs Hos . cuf-
0i.ssss. N. symptoms so csa.ss. sni
o,,rf Information ~ gfvai vslas vii ~
foatd 10 ed Dr k,afmsnn's great b,Ok
TOO psg.s. nn- colorej plates Sebi ihie-
: osrt sisDp. % psy pc.,sgv 10 A. Il. Ord
Ny & c. b1sIou. Mas, aui receive
cory ff~~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

you wei. q biee. qaiei little boy 10
Sanisy School this morning. Bobby" said
the minister. IL vas very IN ueh blessed. :"
.'Yss." replied Bobby. pa said that II Ia
r-hsye my-slfiu Sunday School neeist
go IN ehufeh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

A recent pah.iesiicn iss map OF he'll
IN 4, not bali - 'tciiiGs - III d'r'cio'y
would oav- ben
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Young man. yos d,btt spPreis,s yoar
privileges 10 ghls LAID % lisefiy 10 Hol'
lsni = f-lios cant sr- hls sv..ihssft' FL
esp, IN To- pI,ssuou ~ tsr parent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

v.-cIIAnAprs.
Nv .frsf l. . domestic animal, my
sscosi l. loo marmaring sound sxpr.ss'
I've OF oonisutmsnt or pleasure; nv wAois
"a. an Epslisa pcsl partly psonsiicl.
?. Ny srsi y frrs from moisture; my
seconi 1. tie bone % some Wild soimsls !
ny vAois wss an Esgllsh poet
J. NJ .frsf. - verb. IL ~ dtsirs ear
nsstiy ny sscosi sian sssocis,si my whole
"a. q much loved American po,t
4 Nv frsf sfs used 10 srprsss ihoeeh,s
ny sscosi l. v,las. my wAsie %. AZ Eag'
lisa post
fAx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

There have been such things In Ing
land "a smoking concerts, where every one
In the audience was permitted 20 smoke u
he wished. Now 10 Is said that singing
In the smoky atmosphere iniurcs the
throat. and good artists viii not appear at
the concerts. -CLlcago News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Csisfrh ofiriast- in .erofaloa. isiut
Hoods Ssfsspsfiils parfss th- hlooi, sef
thus psrmsus uty ours c.tsrrh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Ho-sli. .sy- h. 80. MI real bis o-g
stp'i.s snsr ia-s -P?-u Ia print W.
shall ~. ~ gisv n0~slls cr,ali fof rsi-
tsrilmir 'ifb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

M0upUts - aafs. CaInl. sut act r.isy.
MtIVtVta ss ani &c siii .-nf 80 irss 49,
HaSASs lkips ~ great sslss al ilparaf--
t~lsr yta ~ we mresf nfht asaF usa az
thlnG slss o. tale s9fii 49, 80 "a 40 uls
sofk .sf liss AZ hTms. tHbsf 49, 80 ssrs
semsthias 49,. hat lsst eo'ss mossY o. .
~estsrs. W. on starr 80. espHai ~ asstsa
TIL. 10 zee ~ ins sus|as. tHppftsat rtsaess q
. ll,siims Tee shs sfs smbhio1s sad suisf
Kflsias oil ~ dsaT. sfsa4 eutft tes. Adit.i
IsrGA Ga. Ausssts. Msins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

AL great men ATE attentive n.'sssrs.
MsuV ofthsm ssqsire The hsnii ~ bsipg
mAfflsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

VryaNrxD-Lspfes &c oar vsll asa
w Chsissnss Trade. - ists nshs, p.sassns
uost u TIER e~s hsass. Ito ~ vi e.I -.
). az ktiy nsis. woIs ssnt br mall ssy $780, 49,.
caT1 Esr ARr co ,ic Ma a.. hes'ss hsss'
D., sra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

N-KSidsa
Ny sr-t 4. IN roups
NJ sscctd la sgori;
NJ thifd l. iu hsfbofs
ny frurth j. iu ports
Ny fnh l. in caimg
Ny snth L. IN pssos.
Ny ssserth In dscliu..
Nj sishth IN i.cfsass,
TIE -aols IL . city.
Axswrns To Pvrxic oY Last wsss
-Brr.lo sui ~oif
g.-Moou sione.
S-s-s In that P-se. {, christine can die
ddil'oa.
A.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
Askinx tae rrho.

The ignorant and practical man IL some
times inclined 90 sooff nc the apparently
purposele~s grabbing ~ the scientist, hut,
should he iiid himself In tight place, he
might discover that the studious theorisf
could easily extricate him from A. A sci.
entific man, while out In boat one night
on river Ina Florida, was caught In fog
40 dense that II was impossible TO see
twenty feet ahead.
The boetman stopped rowing. saying
that they must wait for daylight. OF, at
least. until the fog should clear Awsy, NJ
they did not know In what dlreeticn 20
steer. Their passenger then showed them
what benefit could he reaped, In an smer.
gency. from knowlsdge of certain natu-
raj laws lie says:
IL at once stood up I'm the boat and
shouted. Soon an echo came back. Point.
Ing N the direction from which II pro-
ceede'i, I said, There II the nearest land
Rowing half q mile In the specified direc-
ton, we soon reached the shore.
Tho boatmen expressed great surprise
that, although they had b<sn on the river
all their lives. 20 simple plan for finding
their way In q fog had never occurred 20
them. The fact upon which acted was
this; Air saturated with moisture during
q fog Is much better conductor Of sound
than when dry. Two results follow
Sound travels faster, and hence the echo
returns more speedily, and thu sound Il
heard more distinctly
Remembering these facts, q person can.
with q little practice, soon determine the
approximate distance OF the nearcst land
OF woods. -Youfh's Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
Grand Trunk Railway
snnnsr Arranasmsni.


o. al .a., N.y ia, iss;. AL sasa hrsAs 10
90. u.as 90 rus - iolls~si
- s,.fioa. n.sssds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

nI.-rnraIxo prcArrrArioSs
A hfight 4 ,sh gilsiensd In the
rhsn q report esm>, losg and
WHEN The WAYS forbidden We have
II. then ~ reed TIE blrchen--
The brightest scholar In the
l. that small. brixhi.sysd ronplnE-
VIVA, m,Ass tbs, boy 90 badly
Bseaass De wants % drink some
The .ssnlbx l. % clear and
We al tAs gate . ~hlle will
The LAZY rested ina
wnile Der maid arranged hd--
Nisrlsros
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Contrary to the general superstition,
there arc no areas Of frozen swamps to b
found In the country adjacent 10 ALASKA
A surveying party employed By the gov.
eminent OF Canada dIscovercia great deal
OF grassy country along the branches q
the Yukon river. Chicago Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
OUR puzzLR CORNER.

~ "a: p.p.ruase. sAssla
- ssat ths ssii'or. ". H. kAsrsAs. last sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Itlct51, kUCklSlksD tFtllfiGhtllWN
~ Hefsn afifs fr-fTtl fsfla 49, TtisiiHa . -
lai 80 t.st u So IS 49,. -. -
go ssllI. - = ,ssi tFs-.a.iln-.s.i sy.,ss.
st.h faFi.1ssri - fstts t'sfs - a. ~ s-,Aef
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= smsll eggs.
4 Amsik ~ paneiusilon.
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